New MAF?
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New MAF?
Hey i got a question. Sorry this might be a stupid question but i just might be a stupid person :P. Well i am looking @ buying an intake off of another member here on CL. The intake came off of his sc300 and i have a 92 sc400. He mentioned that his intake came with a MAF and that i would need to switch it out since it would not work on the sc4. My question is will i need to buy a new MAF or am i able to just use the one i currently have on my car and just take the MAF off the intake he sends me?
Thank you for any input i greatly appreciate it.
Thank you for any input i greatly appreciate it.
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If youu decide to get this I would make a box or enclosure .. the open one like this allows nothing or mostly hot air in. Again this is imo. I do t want to hinder the sale of the filter. No offense to the seller. I still say do the bfi and make a nice lid or cover.
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^^ Exactly, the best thing you can do on a n/a SC is the BFI, or even drill out a few holes on the front of the intake box and drop in a higher flowing filter like K&N (leave the cold air snorkel still attached for best of both). I had that setup it felt better than the cone filter.
If you enclose that its basically a BFI, but enclosing is the trickest part.
and yeah you can just use your maf and attach all those parts to it. don't use the sc300 maf its smaller.
If you enclose that its basically a BFI, but enclosing is the trickest part.
and yeah you can just use your maf and attach all those parts to it. don't use the sc300 maf its smaller.
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